Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-03-31

You may get good job of blacksmith
ing done at the blacksmith shop of J. B
Kerr, next to M. G.. Warren's furniture
store. Mr.. Kerr has the reputation O.
doing frst-class work Give him trial
Messrs. Ed Ketchum and Chas. Bel
KNAPP will represent the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor at the
state convention which meets this week
at Appleton. They will be absent
Thursday and Friday.
A peoples caucus will be held in the
Council chamber Saturday evening
April the 2nd, to place in nomination q
city ticket. A large attendance is re-
quested, that good men may be nomi-
mated.
Mrs and Mrs Mathews, of Merrill,
lost their you ngest child the past week,
and Mrs. Mathews is very sick herself.
Mrs. +. W. Lyon of this city left Tues
day morning for that city to administer
to the wants of her sister.
Rev. Loomis is away this week on a
visit to his old pastorate at Rosendale.
While away he will visit Fond du Lac,
Appleton, and spend the Sabbath at
New London in exchange with the
Congl Pastor there.
Henry Watner, of Wauwautosa, the
first occupant and landlord of the
Witter House in this city was a well
come visitor among his many friends
Tuesday. He is the same jovial good
natured Watner. He has been missed
of fbn IL L L L.
Mr.. JOS Demeroux's house in Centra-
liza was partially burned Monday even
ing. The fire caught from defective
chimney while Mrs. Demeroux was at
the depot with some lady friends. The
house was insured in J. D. Witter's
agency for $500.
St. Amour and DeMars have sold out
their stock of drugs to Johnson, Hill &
Co., and the stock of groceries, notions,
&C., have been moved to Mr.. st Amour's
store in Grand Rapids. The building
is advertised for sale or rent in another
column in this paper.
During the past week Mr.. George
Preston was adjudged insane by Drs.
Robinson and DeMars, and taken to an
asylum. This is sad affair for the
young man and we hope the insanity
will prove only temporary and that
George will soon be restored to health
again.
E. G. Talmadge is no better at this
writing He suffers intense pain night
and day. DR.. Witter has exhausted
every thing known to the profession in
his case but it seems to be of no avail.
Mr.. Talmadge contemplates going to
Tomah tonight to try the bath treat
ment in that city. We hope he may get
relief th ereby.
Mr.. Henry Lubbock has started tin
shop in DAILY Bros building lately va cat
ed by Mr.. w. A. Keyes. Henry is one
of the best timers in this section of
country and ought to be encouraged in
launching out for himself. Give him a
call when in need of anything in his
line as he will keep complete assort-
ment of all kind of tinware.
PEOPLE always speak of "a cool mill
ion," because it is a frozen fact that as
far as most persons are concerned "a
million" is a thing that always stays out
of the cold. Why not grasp at all op-
portunities, such as offered by the relia-
BILE Fair Corner in all kinds of goods :?
T. G. St. Amour is anxious to please
Try him.
Mr.. J. n. Brundage, of Dawson, D. T.,
an old resident of this city and former
publisher of the Grand Rapids Tribune,
is in the city this week visiting with re-
latives and his son E. B. The REPORTER
Office acknowledges a short but pleasant
call. Jack as he was familiarly called
looks natural though little grayer than
what he was while residing here about
four years ago.
Look ! Look! Look ! as you
pass the WOOD COUNTY
DRUG STORE, and stop and
Look Look I! Look again and
see the Car Load of Carts,
Wagons, Whee1barrOWS, and
Baby Carriages, going at bot
tom prices.
Waupaca will organize an iron min
ing company, VIM. Bemis having dis